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working on the familys flower farm.Masago Armstrong was known for her skill and diligence as registrar and for her kindness and care for Pomona students.

where Masago graduated with a masters degree in 1941.Due to the executive order issued by President Franklin D.Coming from an administrator whose work unfolded behind the scenes.

The daughter of Japanese immigrants.Armstrong rebuilt her life and went on to shape the academic lives of generations of students during her tenure as Pomona College registrar from 1955 to 1985.

the bequest is a testament to the close-knit community at this small residential college — and to the extraordinary nature of Armstrong.

and then moved to the detention camp for Japanese Americans at Heart Mountain in Wyoming.The audience was invited to join in singing the Kyu Sakamoto classic Ue o Muite Arukou.

So thank you everyone for your continued support and for your telling of your own personal history so that it will be folded into our great American history.video excerpts were shown of Legacy Project interviews with children and grandchildren of detainees.

Not only is she beautiful outwardly.every important person in this room.